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Which planner do you need?

Two free versions, and the only difference is the unit your schedule is built in. Pick the one that matches how you actually talk about the work.

• Most people start here

  Daily planner

  For work you count in days — builds, launches, rollouts, migrations, anything that lives on a calendar of dates.

  • Task durations in days
  • Timeline views from days up to years
  • Start and finish dates, no times of day

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• Hourly planner

  For work you count in hours — shifts, run sheets, install days, event schedules, maintenance windows, anything where the time of day matters.

  • Task durations in hours, scheduled to the nearest whole minute
  • Timeline views from hours up to years
  • Tasks carry a time of day, and overnight shifts are handled

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Still deciding? The unit is set when you create the chart, so it is worth a moment. If you would write a task down as “three days”, take the Daily planner. If you would write it as “09:00 to 12:30”, take the Hourly one.

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